When Elina wanted to get a learner’s permit, she said her father refused to grant her permission. She later got a license over his objections. Photo Courtesy of Trent Davis Bailey for ProPublica
A ProPublica investigation into Colorado’s family court system last year revealed an alarming lack of oversight over judges and the experts they trust to advise the court. Since then, and thanks to ongoing coverage by local media outlets of the family court system, Colorado Court Administrator’s office has undertaken a formal review and opened a 30 day public comment period for proposed changes. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with Hannah Dreyfuss, the ProPublica reporter behind last year’s investigation, to get an update on what’s happened since.
Follow Hannah Dreyfuss’ ongoing coverage here
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After Reporting On Child Deaths, Abuse And Egregious Oversights, The State Is Finally Looking Into Colorado’s ‘Broken’ Family Court System Alexis Kenyon
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After Reporting On Child Deaths, Abuse And Egregious Oversights, The State Is Finally Looking Into Colorado’s ‘Broken’ Family Court System Alexis Kenyon
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